Reality TV star Digvijay Rathee has finally broken his silence following his journey on The 50, offering an unfiltered take on the game, friendships, and betrayals that defined his experience. In his first interview after the show, Digvijay came across as composed yet brutally honest, reflecting on everything from his gameplay to his personal equations with fellow contestants.
Talking about his overall journey, Digvijay made it clear that this time, there were no regrets. While he admitted he wasn’t fully satisfied with his stint on Bigg Boss, The 50 was a different story altogether. “I was completely satisfied with this show,” he said, emphasizing that he played entirely on his own terms. His evolving hairstyles throughout the show, he added, were simply a reflection of his personality—someone who enjoys experimenting and embracing new experiences.
However, when it came to lessons learned, Digvijay didn’t sugarcoat his views. According to him, The 50 reinforced a harsh but familiar truth: trust no one. “There is no need to trust anyone. Rely only on yourself. Apart from that, no one truly belongs to you—except your family,” he stated. It’s a perspective shaped by repeated experiences in reality television, where alliances are often temporary, and loyalty is constantly tested.
Despite facing betrayal, Digvijay claimed he has grown emotionally resilient. “It doesn’t even matter anymore. I’ve toughened my heart so much that no betrayal affects me,” he said. Reflecting on his eviction, he surprisingly expressed pride rather than disappointment. For him, the moment was revealing—it exposed the true nature of people around him. “It showed who truly has substance behind their words,” he quipped, suggesting that the game became a mirror for real personalities.
Addressing his equation with fellow contestant Rajat, Digvijay kept things diplomatic yet distant. While he avoided diving deep into controversies, he clarified that he never “went back” to Rajat after their fallout. Instead, he stayed connected to a larger group of friends within the house, including multiple contestants he had bonded with. His strategy, he explained, was to maintain a core alliance while also keeping supportive connections across groups—without compromising his individuality.
On a more personal note, Digvijay opened up about his bond with Kashish Kapoor, whom he spoke highly of. Calling her “a truly excellent person,” he praised her articulation, personality, and the strong support she showed him during key moments, including the Splitsvilla finale. While he clarified that they are currently “just good friends,” he didn’t rule out future collaborations, hinting that fans might see them together again if the right opportunity arises.
As the dust settles on The 50, Digvijay Rathee’s candid revelations paint a picture of a player who has evolved—someone who values self-reliance over alliances and clarity over chaos. Whether you agree with his views or not, one thing is certain: he played the game his way, and he stands by it.